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Torrance City Council to consider 9% raise for City Attorney

The City Attorney's monthly pay would rise to $25,046.57, costing the general fund $32,423.

Torrance City Council· posted Nov 3Vote$32K

The Torrance City Attorney's monthly pay would increase 9% to $25,046.57, at a cost of $32,423 from the general fund. The City Manager recommended the change, and it sits on the City Council's consent calendar for its November 3, 2026 meeting, where routine items pass in a single vote.

What happens next

Council vote on the consent calendar · Nov 3

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  • City of Torrance
  • Torrance City Council
  • Torrance City Manager
  • Aram Chaparyan
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